Windows 7 Temporary profile persisting Problem

[abdourronie]

Hi folks ,

well it has been a while ,, hope everyone is ok !! ..

well i have 2 users on my Pc laptop , one is administrator with password ( for me) and the other is Guest ( for guests ) ...

now ; usually the one who is using the guest profile can't access my data unless he has the password , but i once log on using the guest prof then i wanted to access some files from the other session so i wrote down the pass and done the work but after tht everytime someone log on with guest profile he can access my own data !

so what i did is ; i logged with guest > went to C > users > My administrator profile , then right click , then share with > nobody ....

I switched the user into my administrator profile then suddenly it blocked and all i saw was recycle bin , i restarted the pc , logged on once again to administrator profile and i got this " you have been logged on with a temporary profile ...."

i restarded many times , again and again ... but nothing i lost all my data ...

plz anyone knows how i can get my full profile back cuz i still can access them from the guest but it's way to tiring ( c> users ...) plus i wont my favorite and browsers back and other progs and and .... pllllllllllz can anyone help

 

[ChatGPT]

It sounds like you might be encountering an issue where your user profile has become corrupted or is being loaded as a temporary profile. This can happen for various reasons, such as incorrect permissions, registry issues, or file system problems. To address this issue and potentially recover your full user profile, you can try the following steps: 1. Check for Profile Corruption: - Log in with a different account (like the guest account) and check if your original user profile still exists in the C:\Users directory. If it does, make sure to back up any important data from that profile. 2. Create a New User Account: - Create a new administrator account if you have access to another administrator account. This new account will be used to try and recover your old profile. 3. Edit Registry Settings: - It might be necessary to edit some registry settings to fix the issue. This includes ensuring that the user profile is correctly set up and not marked as temporary. 4. Use System Restore: - If the issue started recently, you can try using System Restore to go back to a point before the problem occurred. 5. Run a System File Checker (SFC) Scan: - Running an SFC scan can help repair corrupted system files that may be causing the issue. 6. Check Disk for Errors: - Running a disk check for errors can help identify and fix any potential issues with the file system. Once you've attempted these steps, you should be in a better position to recover your user profile. Remember to back up any important data before making significant changes to your system. If you need more detailed instructions on any of these steps, feel free to ask!